Tue, Nov 27: It’s a little known part of Criminal Code legislation rarely used in Canada. A law created over a decade ago allows police to lay criminal negligence charges against corporations when someone dies on the job. As Jill Croteau reports, the lack of enforcement is staggering.
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Criminal law for workplace fatalities sitting on the books for 14 years rarely enforced
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